Asheville Progressive

New Voting Guide Web Pagevote.buncombedems.orgIntroducting the newly redesigned 2020 Voting Guide on the Buncombedems.org website. Voters will be seeking reliable, easily accessible information about all aspects of this year’s election—voter registration, absentee voting, candidates, early voting. Our goal was to create a link to a single web page where voters (and would-be voters) can find the information they need to register and vote, get friends and family to vote, and maybe even do more to … Continue reading →

   Good morning, Richard, Our midnight fundraising deadline is coming up quickly. I wanted to give an update on where we stand and make one final request. We’re so close to reaching our $250,000 goal. We just need a few more supporters like you to join the fight. Here’s why showing strong grassroots support is so crucial in this moment, Richard: The Republican Governors Association named my seat as their … Continue reading →

DICK, as Trump traveled to Arizona to gawk at his non-existent “new” border wall and hold a racist-fueled rally for his rabid fans, the ground was shifting under his feet.  Until recently, Arizona was a reliable red state in presidential elections. However, Trump’s antagonizing of immigrants and other marginalized groups is turning it decidedly purple–even light blue. According to the latest 538 average, Joe Biden actually leads in Arizona by 4.7%!  … Continue reading →

Thank you. I hope you and your loved ones are safe and healthy.  Dick  We are seven days away from the end of the fundraising quarter. We have told you about how important the end of the quarter is. I want to emphasize why these next seven days matter so much.   Our fundraising this quarter could determine whether or not the NC Democratic Party increases its investment in my campaign. Because of your … Continue reading →

I want to start a  gardening Club here in Kenilworth neighborhood.  Lots of people here in our neighborhood have very interesting gardens. I think it would be great for people to be able to share ideas. Perhaps they would like to meet monthly or every other month at somebody’s home.   It may be worthwhile to include people who do not even have a garden, but are interested in gardening.  Right … Continue reading →